
PT2350 Tone Control Circuit Subwoofer Crossover Filter
PT (Princeton Technology Corp..) Series integrated materials in terms of quality not first class but for popular applications, especially for sound systems they have developed an integrated and quite talented, especially Chinese goods a lot of noise in the... Electronics Projects, PT2350 Tone Control Circuit Subwoofer Crossover Filter "audio control circuits, " Date 2019/08/02
PT (Princeton Technology Corp..) Series integrated materials in terms of quality not first class but for popular applications, especially for sound systems they have developed an integrated and quite talented, especially Chinese goods a lot of noise in the system PT series audio control ICs are used.
PT2350 circuit made with 2-channel sound, volume control left, right and subwoofer output filter has been specifically designed for 2 +1 amp circuit. Operating voltage from 20v dc 12v dc 10v … you can run with.
In addition to the 6-channel audio input also added ddevre these inputs can be controlled with the key
PT2350 Tone Control Subwoofer Cross-Over Low Pass Filter IC
PT2350 is a tone control subwoofer cross-over low pass filter chip utilizing CMOS Technology. It features a tone control range of + 10dB (50Hz, 4 KHz) and subwoofer low pass filter of the second order Sallen Key Design. The roll-off point can be adjusted by changing the value of the external capacitor. Pin assignments and application circuits are optimized for easy PCB Layout and cost saving advantages.
CMOS Technology
2-Channel Input
3-Channel Output (Including 1 stereo Output and Subwoofer Output)
Low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD<0.01%, Subwoofer THD<0.2%)
High S/N Ratio (S/N Ratio <-87dB, A-weighting)
Least External Components
Adjustment of Frequency response by changing the value of the external component
Single Power Supply: 3 to 8.5 Volts
Available in 20 pins, DIP or SO Package
Source: spelektroniikka.fi
PT2350 circuit files:
FILE DOWNLOAD LINK LIST (in TXT format): LINKS-10807.zip
LED pixels PIC24FJ64GA004 Dynamic Tile Display
The tiles are based on 2” square 8×8 LED displays. Each pixel in the display has a red and green LED. The LEDs are arranged in a matrix, with the red and green LEDs sharing a common cathode tied to the columns of the matrix, and individual connections for the red and green along the rows of the matrix. The matrix has 24 connections (8 columns, 8 red rows & 8 green rows).
Underneath each display, a PIC24FJ64GA004 MCU drives the LEDs. This MCU has 35 I/O pins, 24 are used for directly driving the display. Since the MCU can’t quite sink enough current if all of the LEDs in a column are on, the column lines are connected through a ULN2803 Darlington transistor array to provide the necessary current drive.